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Bank Zero chair Michael Jordaan insists it’s in our power as SA to grow at 5% a year. We’ve just got to make some hard decisions

Steinhoff’s future hangs in the balance after shareholders voted against a debt restructuring deal, substantially raising the prospect of liquidation

Since the introduction of business rescue to SA law in 2011 a constant stream of BRPs has been licensed each year.

Down, not out. Early economic data for January offers a glimmer of hope that SA may yet avoid a technical recession,

Peter Hayward-Butt, CEO at Ethos Private Equity, an investor in Brait, Virgin Active and TymeBank, still sees solid investment opportunities in SA at cut-rate prices

WeBuyCars owners, Transaction Capital, saw their share price deflate over 40% in early trade as its taxi business faces structural problems.

Retail landlord Resilient says by the end of 2025, 39% of its energy use will be green, with a plan to have this above 50% by 2027.

Big business has come up with R100 million for a Resource Mobilisation Fund to fund the activities of the government’s National Energy Crisis Committee.

You only have to be hit by load shedding and a fibre outage at the same time to appreciate how tough it could become to keep business services up.

Failure to get foreign internationals their working visas issued correctly and timely has made SA a less investor-friendly country.

Business is under no illusion about the scale and urgency of the problems SA faces, Eskom being just one of them.

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The government has published the state of disaster regulations, exempting critical infrastructure

Where companies are in better shape than before the pandemic…